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Voice communications software provider Symbio Holdings has appointed Giorgio Mihaila to the role of chief executive of its communications platform as a service division, effective 1 July 2022.

Verizon Business and Visionable, a health technology company, have opened a technology-led centre dedicated to accelerating the adoption of connected healthcare technologies for patient-centric care. Based in Kent, U.K. the centre offers visitors the opportunity to experience how technology is transforming the healthcare experience and the patient care-journey.

COMPANY NEWS: Extreme Networks, a leader in cloud networking, today partners with Verizon Business to create best-in-class connectivity and network insight solutions for large venues and stadiums across Europe and Middle East and Asia Pacific Region.

Verizon Business unveils BlueJeans Studio, a production platform that gives creators the ability to create professional-grade live streams with a few clicks.

Verizon Business unveils the redesigned BlueJeans platform for the hybrid workplace, which centres around BlueJeans Spaces, a new integrated virtual office for creating engagement and alignment.

Verizon Business announced new BlueJeans Meetings features for iPadOS, iOS and Android to support today’s mobile workforce, as well as new device partnerships and applications aimed at unlocking the power of Verizon Mobile Edge Compute for real-time video collaboration on the go.

Best practices for security have not kept pace with IT teams still treating mobile security separately to overall enterprise security practices, according to US wireless provider Verizon, which warns that mobile devices are the biggest enterprise security threat, but have not been prioritised by the IT teams.

Verizon and Dreamscape Immersive have announced a partnership aimed at "innovating virtual reality (VR) applications using 5G and mobile edge computing (MEC)."

The business division of US telecommunications giant Verizon and IBM are collaborating to work together on 5G and edge computing “innovation” they say will help enable the future of Industry 4.0.

The business division of US telecommunications giant Verizon has decided to acquire cloud-based video conferencing and event platform BlueJeans Network.

The trans-Pacific Southern Cross NEXT Cable has now entered the construction phase with the project achieving CIF (Contract in Force).

Australia's largest telco Telstra has put pen to paper with the signing of a conditional agreement to take up a 25% equity interest in the US$300 million trans-Pacific Southern Cross Cable Network (SCCN).

Telstra is taking up an equity partnership in Southern Cross Cable Networks with an investment that gives it extra capacity in the trans-Pacific subsea cable.

Southern Cross Cables Network has significantly enhanced the scale, programmability and intelligence of its network by deploying Ciena’s WaveLogic Ai tunable coherent optics and the 6500 T-series solutions.

Australian-listed data collaboration company IXUP has appointed 20-year technology veteran, Anthony Turco, as executive vice-president and head of product.

The Southern Cross Trans-Pacific Optical Research Testbed (SXTransPORT) dual submarine optical fibre links between Sydney and North America have been upgraded to 100Gbps.

The first online property transfer in Australia occurred yesterday. The PEXA e-conveyancing platform is secured using technology developed locally by Verizon.

Telstra's Indian joint venture, Telstra Telecommunications Private Limited (TTPL) has finally been awarded licences to provide customers in India with international and national long-distance telecommunications and Internet services, but is it now entering the market three years behind major global telcos like BT & AT&T.

After three months' analysis of the 115 organisations which claim to provide enterprise grade, or trusted, infrastructure cloud computing services in Australia the top seven suppliers have been named by research organisation Longhaus. The envelope please'¦

After three months' analysis of the 115 organisations which claim to provide enterprise grade, or trusted, infrastructure cloud computing services in Australia the top seven suppliers have been named by research organisation Longhaus. The envelope please'¦